Super museum with something for everyone, excellent way to learn about early way of life in Poland and surrounding area. Well worth the entry fee, try the front door it may be closed but the museum is probably open.

We were just walking around the small streets of Old Market Square and we bumped into this building. I am a sucker for museums so convinced my sister and cousin to go. We had a lot of fun! The museum is very interactive. Little digs you can do, a chess board you can play chess on (I lost to my... More

I went to Poznan in Poland mostly to view the Republic of Ireland V Croatia and the way things panned out I went to view the Museum. Perhaps Poznan isn't everybody's choice for a vacation, but do go there and experience the people who are genuinely happy to see you and show you around. The museum itself contains a lot... More

Yes, maybe strange, but many interesting artefacts from Egypt and Sudan are presented. And if you're interested in first signs of human activities in the Great Poland region, also go here.

easily found in the old market square, many english explanations. free on sat but only 8 pln {approx £1.60}

The Museum is not large, rather modest, the permanent exhibitions are not sensational. Better are the temporary exhibitions. The museum's strengths is its location (in the corner of the market in the old city) and building where the museum is located! The building is unusual, it is well maintained and has an great, amazing courtyard in the middle of which... More